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You're from Barcelona, aren't you? How do you know Italian? Learning it?
Thanks for the explanation. Those Italians I referred to later also said there were a lot of swearwords in Italian :wink:

It depends.
Anyways, it looks like an off-topic :off: because it's nothing to do with Russian.

It's common for students (especially comparatively young) to exchange such words. Though those Italians were about 17-19, which, I think, is a mature age. Incidentally, how do you know that word is...

As well as Putano. It was the Italians who taught me these two words. What on Earth do foreign students teach one another in the first place? Of course, swearwords.

I know just two words in Italian. They sound like "Vaffanculo Puttana". I think the spelling is wrong because, like I said, I never learned Italian.

I've idea what that means! :(


I prefer to spell words correctly anyway.

What did you mean by kewl? Cool? :? :?: :?

As far as I remember I have already written in this thread about my 'Polish' experience in Britain. Have you read it?

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I read in some article concering learning a foreign language that you shouldn't drop a foreign language for more than a month so you don't start forgetting it. I think you should remember that.

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I think you can achieve the...

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You are surely not crazy! If you feel that you want to learn the Russian language just do it. Don't worry too much over why you are doing that. You will probably pick up French when you move to your...